Custer chronicle. [volume] (Custer City, Black Hills, D.T. [S.D.]) 1880-1890, 1887-09-10
personal.

+. f. Hall Of the S q G came in with
his family on Thursday.
ii. s. Jennings, of Lander, Texas, wa
a Thursday arrival III this place.
Samuel Bayliss was a Lead City man
at the Kleemann ol Wednesday.
James Bender, Of Hermosa, was in
the city on land business on Monday.
c. L. Jensen, the stage man spent sew
eral days in the tin emporium this
week.
Cyrus Cole, III. Latham and T. Lewis
represented Hermosa at the Vienna on
Monday.
J. w. Crawford, wife and child, Of the
A y 7 ranch were arrivals in the city on
Thursday.
H.. Won Leggern was registered at the
Vienna, from Hooper, Nebraska, on
Wednesday.
John Walters and J. p Weston, of Oil
creek, Wyoming, were Custer observers
on Wednesday.
G. G. Myers was an arrival from Ian
caster, Pa, at the Vienna, on Wednes-
day. He comes, wisely, to stay.
Harry Endicott and Frank Ayres, a
pair Of Buffalo Gaps staid citizens were
among the arrivals at the Kleemann on
Sunday.
II. M. Chapman, J. M. Ferguson, l..
Downing, L. s. Rue aad J. V. Avent
represented Hermosa in town on Thurs
day.
j. F. Street, commissioner, came in
from Hermosa, on Sunday, for attend.
ance at the regular session of the county
board on Monday.
MI. A. III. Kemmish and wife Of this
city departed for Seward, Nebraska, on
Thursday morning for a months visit
with relatives in that place.
G. f. Upton and o. A. Martin, a brace
OF Hermosa mechanics, came in from
that place on Monday, booked for a job
on the Tin Mountain mill.
c. G. Lincoln and wife left for Dead
wood on Friday Of last week, for a brief
| visit with a brother OF Mr.. I~.incoln's.
who is a prominent resident of that
city.
Supt. Sivyer left for Buffalo Gap on
Wednesday to direct the loading of the
machinery for the Tin Mountain mill,
which arrived at that place on Tues
day.
DR.. J. s. Conant came in from Buffalo
Gap on Saturday, having been called to
visit N. T. Scott, who has been confined
to his bed for the past two weeks with a
disease of the stomach.
j diiu WIG Cdt1c III from
the Golden Summit on Monday, bring
ing with them their sick babe for me-
dical treatment. whose death is else
where announced in this issue.
Tony Thurman, a brother of Mrs.
William Tarrant, came in from his
French creek ranch on Saturday with a
load of choice ripe tomatoes and melons,
which found ready sale in this market.
Whit, ofthe Deadwood Times is rusti-
eating at Saratoga, and other eastern
points. He has been fayoring the
Times with an occasional letter, which,
like all his efforts in this direction. are
able and acceptable.
r. p. Wheelock, a mill-wright Of es-
tablished reputation in the Hills, came
in from Harvey on Saturday, proceed.
ing to Warren's Gulch on Monday.
where he has charge Of the construction
Of the new Tin Mountain mill.
G. w. ~Shankland, after an absence of
over a year, will return October ist. He
left Summerfield, Ohio. yesterday and
will take in several state fairs on the
way home.-Pioneer, 4th.
He will also take in the Custer tin
jubilee, which will be fairly on by the
time mentioned, and carry the news to
Deadwood.
Mr.. j. w. Tuthill, wife and child
came in from the Hot Springs on Mon
day. Mrs. Tuthill has been sojourning
at the Springs for the past three months
with a view to the improvement of her
health, having been a sufferer for some
time with partial paralysis Of the side,
and and affection Of the lungs, which
latter trouble the water treatment tends
to ~aggravate rather than benefit. She
is rapidly recovering in this place,
| which rarely fails To beneft nersons